How did the Jim Crow Laws affect education?
A. Jim Crow Laws were routinely broken, with white parents accepting, and in some cases promoting, the attendance
of black children in schools with white children.
B. Jim Crow Laws prohibited black children from attending any school, resulting in their inability to acquire the
academic skills necessary for success in life.
C. Jim Crow Laws resulted in segregated schools with black schools being limited with regard to the race of the
teachers and the school supplies and equipment including books.
D. Jim Crow Laws resulted in black children attending segregated schools which were in every other way identical to
the schools white children attended.